Love it or hate it, when it comes to clean eating, Whole Foods knows what it’s doing. While fresh is always better than frozen, Whole Foods has one of the best, guilt-free, healthy frozen sections out there. It has a variety of options, from its own 365 brand to other famous names like Dr. Praeger’s, Banza, and Alexia.
Here are 9 frozen foods at Whole Foods that are worth your attention.
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1. 365 Hash Browns
For a diner-inspired breakfast at home with a much healthier twist, 365 Hash Browns are a great choice.
Each serving packs only 70 calories, contains no added salt or oil, and is made with simple, limited ingredients, making them incredibly heart-friendly.
Pro Tip: Add a little coconut oil, garlic powder, and paprika, and thank us later.
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2. Roasted Broccoli
These roasted broccoli florets are a quick and easy side dish, perfect for adding a dose of greens to your meal.
They come pre-seasoned to perfection with olive oil, garlic, and a touch of sea salt, and work great for sheet-pan dinners, or you can pop them in the microwave.
They’re as delicious as they are convenient!
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3. Cali’flour Vegetable Lasagna
This veggie-packed lasagna is a clean-eating twist on a comfort food favorite. Made with layers of cauliflower pasta, hearty vegetables like zucchini, spinach, and bell peppers, and a tomato and basil sauce, this gluten-free lasagna is perfect for those looking for a wholesome dinner without the guilt.
One serving provides about 250 calories, 14g of protein, and 18g of carbs, making it a balanced and nutritious meal option.
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4. Banza Homestyle Protein Waffles
It’s kind of weird to eat waffles for breakfast without the guilt trip, but Banza Homestyle Protein Waffles are made with chickpeas, packed with protein, and so easy to indulge in while feeling good about yourself.
Each serving offers 10g of protein and 5g of fiber and 220 calories, making them a much healthier alternative to traditional waffles.
Enjoy them topped with fresh fruit, a drizzle of syrup, or your favorite nut butter for a tasty balanced meal.
5. 365 Ice Cream Sandwiches
Made with real ingredients and free from chemicals, corn syrup, and preservatives, 365 Ice Cream Sandwiches are ridiculously delicious. Once you try them, they’ll easily become your go-to treat. For a dairy-free option, try So Delicious ice cream sandwiches available at Whole Foods.
6. Bubbies Triple Chocolate Mochi Ice Cream
If you’re a mochi lover, Bubbies Triple Chocolate Mochi Ice Cream is a must-try. These bite-sized treats have a delicious outer mochi layer and smooth ice cream in the center interior.
Each piece is individually wrapped, so it is easy to enjoy a controlled portion. They’re perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth without overindulging.
7. Cado Avocado Frozen Dessert
Yet another ice cream on the list, Cado’s avocado-based ice cream is perfect for vegans with cravings or anyone looking to take a break from dairy.
This dairy-free dessert has a melt-in-your-mouth creaminess that can’t be beaten, and you would never guess it has no dairy. It’s creamy and rich and comes in flavors like Deep Dark Chocolate and Vanilla Bean.
While a bit pricey, it’s a healthier alternative to traditional ice cream, and it’s totally worth it.
8. 365 Uncured Bacon & Cheddar Egg Bites
For a protein-packed breakfast on the go, these egg bites are hard to beat. They’re made with cage-free eggs, uncured bacon, and sharp cheddar cheese, offering a savory start to your day.
Each serving contains 20g of protein and only 2g of carbs. Heat them up in the microwave for a quick, satisfying meal.
9. Caulipower Cauliflower Pizza Crust
For those looking for a gluten-free and lower-carb pizza option, Caulipower’s cauliflower pizza crust is a game-changer.
It’s crispy and flavorful, and you can top it with your favorite ingredients for a quick and healthy meal.
